Close your seller account

You can always choose to temporarily suspend your listings instead of permanently closing your seller account. For more information, see Listings status.

You can also remove all your listings and keep your seller account open for future use. For more information, see Close Listings.

However, if you choose to close your account, Amazon cannot reactivate or reinstate closed accounts.

If you choose to permanently close your seller account, read the following information first:

• Once you close your seller account, you will no longer have access to it. You can't view order history, process returns, issue refunds, respond to A-to-z Guarantee claims, or communicate with buyers.
• Accounts can't be terminated until 90 days after your last sale. This guarantees that the A-to-z Guarantee claim period is honored. If you have any open A-to-z Guarantee claims, your account must remain open until they're settled. Your account balance must be zero before your account can be closed.

After you have read the above information, please complete the following steps:

1. Fulfil any outstanding orders.
2. Wait for 90 days after your last sale to ensure that the A-to-Z Guarantee claims period is honoured.
3. Wait until you have a zero balance in your account (your next disbursement or charge date).
4. Resolve all of your transactions with buyers, including issuing any necessary refunds.
5. Confirm that you have valid bank account information on file to receive a final payment.
6. Check your Performance Notifications to make sure that all the reasons for your account's suspension have been resolved and your account has been restored.

You can use the below self-service tool to close your selling account: